Field Stories

A new partnership opens the Unconditional Cash Transers Program

A new partnership between SFD through the Unconditional Cash Transfer Program UCT and SWF is revitalizing Yemen's Social Safety Net. This week, both national agencies will provide 1.5 million of most vulnerable households with cash to support them meet their needs. The partnership between SFD and Social Welfare Fund in cooperation with the World Bank and UNICEF is breathing new life into Yemen's Social Safety Net system. The UCT is enhancing local capacities to deliver efficient support to Yemen's poor.

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